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Why You Should Be Using Math Sorts In Your Classroom

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Do you use math sorts in your classroom? If so, you know how valuable they are. If you don’t yet use math sorts, but would like to, this post will help you get started. There are some simple, easy ways to add sorts into your teacher toolbox as well as free printable math sorts to print and use.

Some people think that sorting is only taught to our youngest children. But sorting is not just for toddlers and kindergartners. Here’s why —

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BUT WHY SPEND VALUABLE MATH TIME SORTING?

Sorting falls under the algebra strand of mathematics and extends into data analysis and probability. But, it can be used in all mathematical strands. Sorting deepens and extends children’s thinking and understandings.

The photo below is of a quick and easy warm-up that can be varied in hundreds of ways. I frequently use these to start small groups. While students are completing the task, I have time to check on my other groups. Perfect!

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To find out what comes next and grab your free printable math sorts, click here!

 

*This article originally appeared on SumMathFun.com

Thanks! And as always, have fun mathing!

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Leah blogs for Sum Math Fun. She has experience as a classroom teacher, science specialist, and math specialist for grades PK through fifth. She has inspired thousands of teachers through workshops, one-on-one coaching, consulting, and national conferences. Her passions are teaching mathematics, mentoring teachers, and helping students to love and appreciate the value and beauty of mathematics.

Her blog posts and teaching resources are inspirational for teachers and students alike with creativity and differentiation built right into them.

Find ideas, time-saving tips, and a resource library jam-packed with free printables from this experienced and inspirational teacher at Sum Math Fun. For more ready-to-use resources in your classroom, visit Leah's store, Leah Popinski on Teachers pay Teachers.

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